Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-31
Mr.. Charles aellwey wen. to Yves ton,

| at Valparaiso, Neb.. has returned.
Lieutenant w. C. Borden, of the United
States army. and wife are IN the city.
Mrs. w. Lyle Dickey and Miss Belle
Dickey left for Manitou Col, Friday.
MIR. William Dorst and family have
gone to Michigan for months visit
Mrs. j. +. Woods and daughter, of
Schuyler. are IN town visiting friends.
City Clerk j. b. Southard and wife
have returned from their western trip.
= MIR. J. s. Collins and Miss Nettle Col
| Inns left on Wednesday for Spirit Lake.
Lieutenants l.. ID. Greene and G. H.
| Cochran, of Fort Laramie, are in the
| city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Maynard have re-
turned from trip to Colorado and Salt
Lake.
Misses Addie and Charity Babcock are
visiting the family of MIR. Eales, ut North
Platte.
Mr.. Warren Rogers, MIR. AL Patrick,
Mr.. N. N. Crary went over to Spirit Lake
Friday.
Mrs. DR.. S. X. Spalding Is in Carthage,
ILL.,, on visit among relatives and
friends.
| Il. W. Eek and wife, with 8. G. Whitta-
ker and w. F. Knapp, left Tuesday for
| Chicago.
General Fredericks and wife returned
Monday from New York, after very
pleasant trip.
Mrs. j. +. Ritchard, of South ON aha,
has gone for visit to her par ents at
Wiota, Iowa.
MIR. r. E. Gaylord and family and Mrs.
Reuben Gaylord went east Monday for
the seashore.
Miss Hattie Devol. of Council Bluffs,
who was the guest OF Mrs. Vaughn, has
returned home.
Mrs. j. NJ. Woolworth and Miss Mcnie
W Woolworth are expected home from New
York Thursday
Miss Mamie Carpenter, of South
Omaha, has gone to Plum Hollow, Ia, on
n visit to friends.
Colonel Savage mayor of South Omaha
has returned from his western trip look
ing fresh and hearty.
Miss Lizzie w. Isaacs. sister of Mrs.
Fred r. Mcconnell, leaves this week for
Clifton Springs. N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Swobe, of the
Mlllard, have returned from Garfield
Beach and Soda Springs.
Mrs. j. f. Joliff has removed TO Omaha
from Ottumwa, Ia, and will make her
home here with her son.
Mr.. Frank Burkley, of the World, and
Miss Matte Burkley have returned from
three weeks trip in Ohio.
General Dandy and family left Tuesday
evening for Clifton Springs, N. Y, where
they will spend the summer.
Messrs Andy Simpson, John Willis and
Pratt, of the firm of Pratt & Cole, left for
Spirit Lake Tuesday evening.
Mr.; r. E. Gaylord and mother will
spend the summer at Edgertown, Mar
tha's Vineyard, Massachusetts,.
Mrs. A. E. Bothwick, wife of promi-
nent real estate man of Portland, Ore, is
visiting her brother, }. N. Case.
p. j. Tigue, one of Omaha's old resi-
dents, will leave for his old home in
County Mayo, Ireland, August /.
Mrs. May Freed left Tuesday morning
for Colorado Springs to join her husband
who is at that resort for his health.
Mrs. G. A. Melcher, of South Omaha,
left Friday evening for Columbus, Wis,
to be absent two months visiting friends.
Bragg, of Waverly, Neb:. are the guests
Of w. G. Balentine, of the collectors Of
flee.
Canon and Mrs. James Patterson have
arrived in the city from their bridal tour
and are at home at 912 South Twelfth
street.
Mayor w. j. Broatch and family will
leave for Atlantic City and Deer Park
for six weeks sojourn within the next
two weeks.
Mr.. j. X. Chambers has returned from
his trip to Cassles, Col. His family will
remain at that resort until the end of the
; heated term.
Rev. John Gordon, of the Park Avenue
Presbyterian church. has gone to Pitts.
burg on four weeks visit and will re-
turn with his family.
The Hon. j. p. Usher the only living
member of Abraham Llncoln's cabinet,
,,N, sn.k l.
son. Colonel Sam Usher.
in the city Wednesday in attendance
upon the wedding of his nephew, James
Greene, to Miss Della Heelan.
Miss Sarah Brady, ono of the popular
young lady clerks at S. p. Morse's, left
yesterday morning for two months
vacation at her home IN New York.
Madame Modieska and the Count Bo.
zenta arrived in town Tuesday and are
staying at the residence OF their son
Ralph. They will remain two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burns. accom-.
panied by Miss LoziGr, of New York, who
will be Miss Nellie Burns guest this au-
tumn, arrived in Omaha last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Terry, of Pasadena,
Colo, arrived in South Omaha Friday on
an extended visit to relatives and friends
Mrs. Terry is a daughter of j. B. Erlon.
5. y. Sprague, M. B. wall, Il. II
Housh, John Briggs and julie Wetherbee,
of South Omaha, with their ladies Went
over to Lake Manawa Saturday evening
They say they had way up time.
l.. M. Gano, editor of the Watkins IN
~ Express, who has been the guest OF
his old-time friend, &. w. Birchard
22OS Farnam street, for the past few days,
left Monday evening for his home in the
east.
, Mr.. James Devine, we'll known citl
zen of Omaha, leaves, the last of this
5 month, with his three children for Liver
pool. England, where he will leave the
latter in care of relatives, owing to the
, decease of their mother.
Guarded BY a Corpse.
+ Vaquira (Neb) Enterprise: In tht
, Squaw Peak range, "A. T., is cave which
no prospector has the nerve to attempt
!, to explore. on account of it being guarded
J. by ghost. In the entrance sits thing
] | that looks like the oornSe of an IndiaI